Construction, Detours to Impact 37th Street Travelers
Construction the on 37th Street and Tunlaw Road intersection with force northbound travelers to detour later this month.
Construction on the 37th Street and Tunlaw Road intersection is expected to begin before March 28, according to the District Department of Transportation (DDOT) at the Advisory Neighbor Commission (ANC) public meeting Thursday. According to Paul Hoffman the DDOT program manager for the construction, the contractor will be given notice to proceed sometime this week with construction lasting an estimated four weeks, two of which will include a detour for northbound 37th Street drivers and buses with access for residents. Exact dates are not available, but warning will be provided a week prior to the start of construction and the start of the detour. “Nobody is happy about the detour,” ANC Chair of Commission Brian Cohen told Patch. “But it …
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11:35 am on Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Rodney-you don't get what the anger is about? Because you don't need to use Wisconsin to get to work. Those of us that live in Georgetown and work in points north, like Tenleytown and Friendship Heights have no choice but to try to get through here and people that live in Bethesda to work in Georgetown will start to look for work elsewhere if their commute is lengthen. If businesses keep losing … more ›